Indeed Brewing Co is launching its summer season with the grand opening of a rooftop patio in Milwaukee and bottle release this Saturday (5th June). Collaborating with Clock Shadow Brewing, situated next door to the pilot brewery and taproom, Indeed is now using the space on the green roof of the building. The theme of the space is a desert oasis called Indeed at el Jardín and offers customers panoramic views of Milwaukee’s cityscape and it located among CORE/El Centro’s rooftop herb garden and apiary. It’s going to be open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer.
Brunch Club: Berry Compote Sour Ale will be available on tap and in bottles while a selection of trucks serving food will be present on 2nd street for the day, along with live music. There will be a $1 donation to CORE/El Centro, a non-profit organization offering affordable natural healing and wellness services in Spanish and English from every beer sold.
The Clock Shadow Building which is situated on the site of a former junkyard, is a community development project sprouting innovation and pushing the concepts of sustainability, design, social equity and economic development in the local community. Tenants include Aurora Walker’s Point Community Clinic, Clock Shadow Creamery, The Healing Center and CORE El Centro. All of these organisations are based on social missions that combine doing good with economic growth.
Indeed Brewing
Brunch Cub: Berry Compote Sour Ale was initially released in April of 2020 in collaboration with Pabst Brewing Company. The ale infuses lactose, blueberry and blackberry puree, honey, berry essence and vanilla essence. The kettle sour ale is based on the fruit toppings commonly associated with what people love to eat spread on toast or waffles (6.5% ABV, 15 IBU).
To find out more about Indeed Brewing, head over to their website to view their entire product portfolio.
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